Welcome to Energy One, the podcast that explores the world of Energy through the eyes of industry leaders, experts, and innovators.

In this episode, we change it up a little bit as we have our Director Paul Eaton host. He speaks to PJ Popovic about the Renewable Energy landscape.They break down what Net Metering is all about and why it's so important for households that have solar panels. They also explored the unique energy landscape in Texas, among other things.

OUR GUEST TODAY: P.J. POPOVIC

PJ is the CEO of Rhythm Energy and an accomplished business leader known for successfully expanding consumer-facing businesses and assembling high-performing teams. Rhythm embodies three of PJ's key passions: delivering exceptional customer experiences, harnessing technology, and promoting renewable energy. They aspire to make customers genuinely love their electricity provider by showing that an energy supplier can be transparent, innovative, and customer-centric, all while offering competitive pricing and clean, reliable energy.

Get in touch with PJ:

PJ Popovic on LinkedIn

X: @pj_popovic

Rhythm Energy on X: @GotRhythmHQ

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Welcome to Energy One, the podcast that explores the world of Energy through the eyes of industry leaders, experts, and innovators.

In this episode, Maryon speaks to Sanza Kazadi about Entrochemical Systems. They talk about his groundbreaking technology: how it started, how it’s going and what he sees for the future.

ABOUT THE GUEST

Dr. Kazadi is the founder of Kazadi Enterprises which is developing a technology platform and products that leverage environmental thermal energy to accomplish heating and cooling, water purification, and electrical power production. He discovered and developed entrochemical systems initially based on his theoretical work in swarm engineering.

Kazadi Enterprises creates technology that uses water to capture heat in the air to drive the processes that keep us alive and comfortable. This energy can be used to purify water, to air condition, to heat and to refrigerate. It is carbon free and available everywhere at any time.

Show Recommendation:

“Star Trek”: The Original Series (1966–1969) · The Next Generation (1987–1994) · Deep Space Nine (1993–1999) · Voyager (1995–2001) · Enterprise (2001–2005).

Get in touch with Dr. Kazadi:

Kazadi Enterprises

Email: skazadi@kazadienterprises.com

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only, and does not imply suitability. The views and opinions expressed by the presenters are their own.

For any inquiries or comments, you can reach us as info@energy1podcast.com.

The Energy One Podcast is brought to you by Ladybug Energy. Get energy tips and advice at LadybugEnergy.com.

In this episode, we sit down with Aaron Fitzgerald, CEO and co-founder of Mars Materials, to learn about their work in nitrilation and modern carbon capture technology. Aaron shares how it all began, what fueled his desire to scale his impact on the environment and how it led to him founding Mars Materials — ultimately adopting this innovative carbon capture technology which transforms CO2 into sustainable products like acrylonitrile, used in a myriad of industries.

We explore how Mars Materials is not only advancing the carbon capture scene but also pursuing a strategic decarbonization plan and shaping a future where carbon pollution becomes more expensive than employing clean technologies. All whilst advocating for equality and inclusivity, especially in supporting underrepresented communities in the realm of entrepreneurship.

ABOUT THE GUEST

Aaron Fitzgerald, CEO and co-founder of Mars Materials, is at the forefront of industrial decarbonization. Inspired by the urgent need to address the escalating challenges of climate change, and motivated by a desire to extend his impact beyond individual actions, Aaron adopted a novel technology from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory and has dedicated himself to commercializing and scaling it up to the industrial scene.

Mars Materials, under his leadership, is revolutionizing the way captured CO2 is utilized, turning it into valuable products while combating climate change. This episode offers a deep dive into Aaron's innovative work and his vision for a more sustainable future.

Book Recommendations

"Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?" by Frans de Waal.

Get in touch with Aaron

• Mars Materials
• Contact: Mars Materials
• Twitter: @MarsMaterials
• Twitter: @FitzAaron

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only, and does not imply suitability. The views and opinions expressed by the presenters are their own.

For any inquiries or comments, you can reach us as info@energy1podcast.com.

The Energy One Podcast is brought to you by Ladybug Energy. Get energy tips and advice at LadybugEnergy.com.